I Really Don't Want to Be an Actor
About This Novel
The remnants of feudalism can also play with China Entertainment. If he can study hard, he will be either a doctor or a lawyer in the future. But he looks more like a martial artist!
What Readers Think
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Official(13)Scraped 26d ago
Damn it, I'm a eunuch, I still bought it
I spent money, I feel confident to complain, the book is okay, I can read it, but the setting of the protagonist is somewhat unpleasant. After all, I am an ancient person, and what I want to complain about the most is the emotional scene with Bingbing. The male protagonist is also a serious person. He knows what the actor eats, but he cares about it a lot and doesn't interfere. He just changed his mobile phone and moved away to play. What a fool. He has no sense of responsibility. In the end, she is the one who blocked your desire to have sex! If you have capital and resources, support her if she becomes popular. Do men need to be taught how to protect their women? **This is the biggest flaw of this book! (Remember that reading automatically separates reality)! The eunuch has lost his character!
So do you really not want Fan Xiaopang?
If I were to rate the latest chapter after hearing it, I would give it four stars. The plot of this book doesn't matter to me personally, and it's written to the point where I can listen to it. If a more serious person reads what you say, to be honest, the character of the protagonist of your book will be severely criticized. . .
A eunuch? Is it, is it, is it, is it, is it?
He's writing a myth. In the entertainment industry, just relying on the protagonist to stand up is like saying in reality that an orphan with no education or professional knowledge can be the county magistrate.
The character setting is quite good. The last time I saw something similar, someone wrote about Ding Xiu, but to be honest, the writing style is still a little bit worse. Come on, I believe it will get better and better as you write more.
Very good, funny,
I originally wanted to skip this book when I heard about the characters and backgrounds in the first chapter, but after listening to a few more chapters, I felt that this book was so funny and worth reading.
What an update, who can read two chapters? Quick, quick, quick
Why don't you write anymore? Very good! Alas alas 😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨
It's so uncomfortable, the snot-nosed male protagonist
The writing is good, but the emotions are too rough, sticky and hesitant, too literary, and constantly pretentious.
Rating
Community(0)
Official(13)Scraped 26d ago
Damn it, I'm a eunuch, I still bought it
I spent money, I feel confident to complain, the book is okay, I can read it, but the setting of the protagonist is somewhat unpleasant. After all, I am an ancient person, and what I want to complain about the most is the emotional scene with Bingbing. The male protagonist is also a serious person. He knows what the actor eats, but he cares about it a lot and doesn't interfere. He just changed his mobile phone and moved away to play. What a fool. He has no sense of responsibility. In the end, she is the one who blocked your desire to have sex! If you have capital and resources, support her if she becomes popular. Do men need to be taught how to protect their women? **This is the biggest flaw of this book! (Remember that reading automatically separates reality)! The eunuch has lost his character!
So do you really not want Fan Xiaopang?
If I were to rate the latest chapter after hearing it, I would give it four stars. The plot of this book doesn't matter to me personally, and it's written to the point where I can listen to it. If a more serious person reads what you say, to be honest, the character of the protagonist of your book will be severely criticized. . .
A eunuch? Is it, is it, is it, is it, is it?
He's writing a myth. In the entertainment industry, just relying on the protagonist to stand up is like saying in reality that an orphan with no education or professional knowledge can be the county magistrate.
The character setting is quite good. The last time I saw something similar, someone wrote about Ding Xiu, but to be honest, the writing style is still a little bit worse. Come on, I believe it will get better and better as you write more.
Very good, funny,
I originally wanted to skip this book when I heard about the characters and backgrounds in the first chapter, but after listening to a few more chapters, I felt that this book was so funny and worth reading.
What an update, who can read two chapters? Quick, quick, quick
Why don't you write anymore? Very good! Alas alas 😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨
It's so uncomfortable, the snot-nosed male protagonist
The writing is good, but the emotions are too rough, sticky and hesitant, too literary, and constantly pretentious.
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